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A 281-page action guide from Dr. Marty Ross that collects his key treatment articles into step-by-step plans, covering herbal and prescription options, support protocols, and reviews of alternative therapies.
Written by
Dr. Marty Ross, MD
Updated
September 24, 2026
Dr. Ross's Expert Review
I wrote this book for one reason: the information people need to recover from tick-borne infections was scattered across hundreds of articles on my website, and patients kept asking for it in one place. Hacking Lyme Disease is the answer. It is a compendium of my key articles from TreatLyme, rewritten and organized into a plan you can actually follow.
What is inside
The book moves from foundations to specifics. It starts with what works and what does not, how to protect the intestinal microbiome during treatment, and why some regimens fail. From there it lays out my full support protocol, then breaks into microbe-specific action plans, and finishes with honest reviews of alternative treatments like hyperthermia, Rife machines, and SOT, plus detailed chapters on specific germ-killing options.
Who it is for
I wrote it for two groups. First, people who are new to tick-borne illness and need a map before they start. Second, people who have tried regimens that did not work and want to understand what to change. The chapters on persisters and failed treatments exist because those questions fill my inbox.
What it does not do
A book is a snapshot. Medicine in this field moves, and I update my thinking on the website as the research does. The copyright is 2023, so read it as the foundation, and check TreatLyme.com for the newest articles. No book replaces a physician who knows your situation. Use this to have better conversations with your treating doctor, not instead of one.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Dr. Ross has a financial relationship with the Femologist store, where this product is sold.
How I Use It in My Practice
In my practice I suggest this book as a between-visits reference.
I also suggest this book for clinicians looking for ideas to manage patients. Plus people living with chronic complex illnesses will find this book useful for new ideas to discuss with their health care provider. It is also a valuable resource to understand the ins and outs of tick-borne disease and mold toxicity.
This reflects Dr. Ross's clinical experience and is educational, not medical advice. Work with your treating physician before starting, stopping, or changing any supplement or medication.
The Research, in Dr. Ross's Words
References
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TreatLyme
The good news is-you can recover from Lyme disease and related infections like Bartonella and Babesia. In Hacking Lyme Disease: An Action Guide to Wellness renowned expert Marty Ross, MD shows you the way. This book is a compendium of key articles from TreatLyme by Marty Ross MD (treatlyme.net).
YOU WILL FIND
- step-by-step action plans for the best herbal and prescription germ killers for each kind of infection found in Lyme disease;
- key steps to take if your previous treatments failed;
- the best approaches for treating bacterial Lyme and Bartonella persisters based on the latest research;
- the full Ross Lyme Support Protocol for dealing with all aspects of chronic Lyme disease;
- the latest information on oral peptide therapies to repair damage;
- a critical review of many alternative medicine treatments like SOT, Rife machines, hyperthermia, and more;
- key treatments for many Lyme related conditions like mold toxicity and mast cell activation syndrome; and
- a science-based review of actions you need to take for the best chance of recovery.
Book Basics
- Copyright 2023 by Marty Ross MD
- Published by MagicianDoc Works
- Paperback and Amazon Kindle
- Page Count: 281 pages
- Book Size: 7X10 inches
Directions of Use
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Disclaimer. Use as recommended by your physician or health care provider. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Excerpted from TreatLyme's product information. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
Common Questions about Hacking Lyme Disease
Answers are general educational information, not medical advice for your situation.